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Discover the Metropole’s Hidden Gems

As part of Cork Heritage Open Day, The Metropole Hotel is delighted to open its doors and celebrate the rich history of one of Cork’s most iconic landmarks.

Our “Discover the Metropole’s Hidden Gems” guided tour is now fully booked, but visitors can still join us for our Cork Heritage Open Day talk, “Changing the Face of Cork: The Architectural Legacy of the Hill Dynasty,” at 3.00pm. No booking is required.

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Cork Heritage Open Day Guided Tours

Tour information

  • Location: The Metropole Hotel Cork, MacCurtain Street

  • Date: Saturday, 15th August

  • Tour time: BOOKED OUT

  • Tour guide: Emily

  • Tour duration: 30 – 40 min

  • Booking: Advance booking is required

Both of our tour slots are not booked out. However, there is space to join us at our Cork Heritage Open Day talk at 3pm – on ‘The Architectural Legacy of the Hill Dynasty’

Cork Heritage Open Day Talk – Saturday 15 August

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Changing the Face of Cork: The Architectural Legacy of the Hill Dynasty

Join us at 3.00pm for a free heritage talk, “Changing the Face of Cork: The Architectural Legacy of the Hill Dynasty,” presented by Dagmar Ó Riain-Raedel.

Discover how the Hill family helped shape Cork’s architectural heritage, including the design of the Metropole Hotel, in this fascinating talk celebrating one of the city’s most influential architectural dynasties.

The talk will be ISL interpreted by Brenda Quigg.

No booking is required.

Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

FAQs

What time should I arrive?

Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled tour to allow time for check-in and to ensure the tour starts promptly.

How long does the tour last?

The guided tour lasts approximately 30 – 40 minutes.

Is the tour suitable for everyone?

The tour is suitable for adults and older children with an interest in Cork’s history. Please note that there is partial wheelchair access throughout the hotel.